/*! \file lcd.c \brief Implementation: wrapper for ROM LCD number display functions \author Markus L. Noga */ /* * The contents of this file are subject to the Mozilla Public License * Version 1.0 (the "License"); you may not use this file except in * compliance with the License. You may obtain a copy of the License at * http://www.mozilla.org/MPL/ * * Software distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" * basis, WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. See the * License for the specific language governing rights and limitations * under the License. * * The Original Code is legOS code, released October 17, 1999. * * The Initial Developer of the Original Code is Markus L. Noga. * Portions created by Markus L. Noga are Copyright (C) 1999 * Markus L. Noga. All Rights Reserved. * * Contributor(s): Markus L. Noga */ #include #include #include #include #include #include #include #include /////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// // // Variables // /////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// #ifdef CONF_LCD_REFRESH unsigned char lcd_refresh_counter; //!< counter for lcd refresh in ms unsigned char lcd_byte_counter; //!< LCD byte to refresh unsigned char lcd_refresh_period = 2; //!< LCD refresh period in ms #endif //! lcd_shadow buffer: /*! contains the last display_memory bytes written to the LCD controller at position LCD_DATA_OFFSET. lcd_shadow also contains the buffer for the i2c commands written to the LCD controller. At offset LCD_SHORT_CMD a small piece of memory is reserved for direct commands to the LCD controller. This is used for power on/off, and for single byte updates. At offset LCD_LONG_CMD a small piece of memory is reserved for the i2c command header to do a full LCD update. The display data directly follows this header. The entire buffer in memory looks like this: 0 1 2 3 4 5 +------+------+------+------+------+--- ---+ | Addr | Cmd | Data | Addr | 0x00 | display data (9 bytes) | +------+------+------+------+------+--- ---+ \__________________/ \____________________________________/ LCD_SHORT_CMD LCD_LONG_CMD with display data */ static unsigned char lcd_shadow[LCD_DATA_OFFSET + LCD_DATA_SIZE]; /////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// // // Functions // /////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// //! show number on LCD display /*! \param i the number \param n a number style \param c a comma style */ void lcd_number(int i,lcd_number_style n,lcd_comma_style c ); #ifndef DOXYGEN_SHOULD_SKIP_THIS __asm__("\n\ .text\n\ .align 1\n\ .globl _lcd_number\n\ _lcd_number:\n\ push r6 ; save r6\n\ \n\ push r2 ; comma_style -> stack\n\ push r0 ; number -> stack\n\ \n\ mov.w r1,r6 ; number_style -> r6\n\ \n\ jsr @lcd_number ; call ROM\n\ \n\ adds #0x02,sp ; clear stack\n\ adds #0x02,sp\n\ \n\ pop r6 ; restore r6\n\ rts\n\ \n\ "); #endif // DOXYGEN_SHOULD_SKIP_THIS //! set single bit convenience macro #define set(b) __asm__ __volatile__("bset %0,@0xbb:8" : : "i"(b)); //! clear single bit convenience macro #define clr(b) __asm__ __volatile__("bclr %0,@0xbb:8" : : "i"(b)); //! generate the necessary delay for the i2c bus. /*! the h8/300 at 16 MHz is slow enough to run without delay, when running this code from RAM. There might be some delay necessary when running from ROM. */ #define slowdown() //! generate an i2c start condition. static __inline__ void i2c_start(void) { set(SDA); set(SCL); slowdown(); clr(SDA); slowdown(); clr(SCL); slowdown(); } //! generate an i2c stop condition. static __inline__ void i2c_stop(void) { clr(SDA); set(SCL); slowdown(); set(SDA); slowdown(); clr(SCL); slowdown(); set(SCL); // relax output driver (saves 0.5 mA) } //! read the acknoledge from the i2c bus. /*! Warning: the value of the acknoledge is ignored. We can't do much on errors anyway. */ static __inline__ void i2c_read_ack(void) { rom_port6_ddr &= ~(1 << SDA); PORT6_DDR = rom_port6_ddr; slowdown(); set(SCL); slowdown(); clr(SCL); rom_port6_ddr |= (1 << SDA); PORT6_DDR = rom_port6_ddr; slowdown(); } //! write one byte to the i2c bus. /*! \param val byte to write to the i2c bus */ static __inline__ void i2c_write(unsigned char val) { unsigned char bit; for (bit = (1 << 7); bit; bit >>= 1) { if (bit & val) { set(SDA); } else { clr(SDA); } slowdown(); set(SCL); slowdown(); clr(SCL); slowdown(); } } //! write an array of bytes to the i2c bus. /*! \param data array of bytes to write to the i2c bus \param len number of bytes to write len bytes are written to the i2c bus, including initial start condition and final stop condition. The first byte must contain a device address and the r/w flag. */ static void lcd_write_data(unsigned char *data, unsigned char len) { unsigned char i; i2c_start(); for (i = 0; i < len; i++) { i2c_write(*data++); i2c_read_ack(); } i2c_stop(); } #ifdef CONF_LCD_REFRESH //! lcd refresh handler, called from system timer interrupt /*! refresh one byte of display_memory. Bytes are refreshed in round robin fashon and the lcd_shadow buffer is updated. If there was no difference between display_memory and the lcd_shadow buffer, the actual write to the LCD controller is skipped. This routine is called every 6ms from the timer interrupt, resulting in a complete LCD update every 54ms, which is a refresh rate of 18 updates per second. */ #ifdef CONF_RCX_COMPILER void lcd_refresh_next_byte(void) #else HANDLER_WRAPPER("lcd_refresh_next_byte", "lcd_refresh_next_byte_core"); //! alternate name for the refresh next byte routine /*! \todo find a better description for this */ void lcd_refresh_next_byte_core(void) #endif { unsigned char byte; byte = lcd_byte_counter++; if (lcd_byte_counter >= LCD_DATA_SIZE) lcd_byte_counter = 0; if (lcd_shadow[byte + LCD_DATA_OFFSET] == display_memory[byte]) return; lcd_shadow[byte + LCD_DATA_OFFSET] = display_memory[byte]; lcd_shadow[LCD_SHORT_CMD + 1] = byte << 1; lcd_shadow[LCD_SHORT_CMD + 2] = display_memory[byte]; lcd_write_data(&lcd_shadow[LCD_SHORT_CMD], 3); } #endif // CONF_LCD_REFRESH //! refresh the entire LCD display /*! the entire 9 bytes of display_memory are written to the LCD controller unconditionally. lcd_shadow is updated to the new values. */ void lcd_refresh(void) { unsigned char i; for (i = 0; i < LCD_DATA_SIZE; i++) lcd_shadow[i + LCD_DATA_OFFSET] = display_memory[i]; lcd_write_data(&lcd_shadow[LCD_LONG_CMD], 11); } //! power on the LCD controller /*! the LCD controller is enabled. */ void lcd_power_on(void) { lcd_shadow[LCD_SHORT_CMD + 1] = LCD_MODE_SET | LCD_ENABLE; lcd_write_data(&lcd_shadow[LCD_SHORT_CMD], 2); } //! power off the LCD controller /*! the LCD controller is put in low power mode and output drivers to the LCD controller are disabled. Note: without disabling the output drivers the CPU will not save power in sleep mode. */ void lcd_power_off(void) { lcd_refresh(); lcd_shadow[LCD_SHORT_CMD + 1] = LCD_MODE_SET | LCD_DISABLE; lcd_write_data(&lcd_shadow[LCD_SHORT_CMD], 2); clr(SCL); clr(SDA); } //! initialize the LCD display driver /*! output drivers are configured as outputs. the lcd_shadow buffer is cleared and initialized. the LCD controller is enabled. */ void lcd_init(void) { rom_port6_ddr |= (1 << SCL); PORT6_DDR = rom_port6_ddr; clr(SCL); rom_port6_ddr |= (1 << SDA); PORT6_DDR = rom_port6_ddr; clr(SDA); memset(lcd_shadow, 0, sizeof(lcd_shadow)); lcd_shadow[LCD_SHORT_CMD] = LCD_DEV_ID | I2C_WRITE; lcd_shadow[LCD_LONG_CMD] = LCD_DEV_ID | I2C_WRITE; lcd_power_on(); #ifdef CONF_LCD_REFRESH lcd_refresh_counter = 0; lcd_byte_counter = 0; #endif }